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Karla Kane

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As seen in: Palo Alto Weekly, Bandcamp Daily, Stanford University, EIN News, NewsBreak, Metroactive, The Almanac, Mountain View Voice, Pleasanton Weekly, Danville San Ramon, The Six Fifty and
Covers:  Music, theater, nature, children and families, the environment, animals, fine art, dance, community, books, authors, museums, feature profiles, nonprofits
Songwriter, singer, uke player, journalist, poet, mama, anthropologist, tree hugger, bird nerd, cat lady, Corner Laugher: cornerlaughers.com
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Behind the screens: Meet the Palo Alto native making custom screen prints and hand-painted signs ...

Behind the screens: Meet the Palo Alto native making custom screen prints and hand-painted signs ...

Eric Kneeland's job requires a lot of screen time. It's not, however, the type that involves hours staring at…

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Dragon tales: Meet the Redwood City couple spreading joy with homemade inflatable dragons

Dragon tales: Meet the Redwood City couple spreading joy with homemade inflatable dragons

Megan Gardner and Taylor Pope's pandemic pet project has turned into a full-blown pastime. They call him Post…

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Fresh off a Grammy win, Palo Alto native Molly Tuttle talks about her 'bluegrass roots' and how t...

Fresh off a Grammy win, Palo Alto native Molly Tuttle talks about her 'bluegrass roots' and how t...

Although Molly Tuttle moved out of the Golden State more than a decade ago, the acclaimed musician will alway…

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Unchartered waters: Palo Alto Art Center's aquatic-themed exhibit explores climate change

Unchartered waters: Palo Alto Art Center's aquatic-themed exhibit explores climate change

For the next exhibition in its yearlong "Climate Connections" series, the Palo Alto Art Center presents "Unde…

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Healing in harmony: Stanford medicine faculty, students and staff debut new orchestra and chorus

Healing in harmony: Stanford medicine faculty, students and staff debut new orchestra and chorus

"Art is its own kind of medicine," says Jacqueline Genovese, the executive director of Stanford's Medicine & …

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A queer take on the Trojan War makes its own epic journey to the stage

A queer take on the Trojan War makes its own epic journey to the stage

Tales of the Trojan War - especially "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey" by Homer - have been captivating audiences…

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Andrei Cimpian on 'The Developmental Roots of the Gender Gaps in Science and Engineering: Childre...

Andrei Cimpian on 'The Developmental Roots of the Gender Gaps in Science and Engineering: Childre...

What type of person do you picture when asked to imagine a successful scientist or mathematician? Who comes t…

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Professor Hyowon Gweon on 'Curious, Cooperative and Communicative: How We Learn From Others and H...

Professor Hyowon Gweon on 'Curious, Cooperative and Communicative: How We Learn From Others and H...

A child watches an adult play with blocks. When she's given some similar toys to try, she soon realizes hers …

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A new performance piece at Stanford mourns the loss of Black lives and makes a call to action

A new performance piece at Stanford mourns the loss of Black lives and makes a call to action

Eric Garner's death - and the haunting last words that became a rallying cry in the movement to confront poli…

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From Dizzy Gillespie to Ray Brown: Stanford Jazz Workshop celebrates 50 years

From Dizzy Gillespie to Ray Brown: Stanford Jazz Workshop celebrates 50 years

Founder Jim Nadel recounts the organization's rise from its humble beginnings as the Stanford Jazz Festival r…

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Serial creature: New podcast uses "staggering technology" to bring Frankenstein to life

Serial creature: New podcast uses "staggering technology" to bring Frankenstein to life

Redwood City's Dragon Theatre presents The Creature in nine episodes, with high-quality acoustics and ear-ben…

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Flame torch goddess: This Mountain View metalsmith & jeweler is mixing marketing and magic

Flame torch goddess: This Mountain View metalsmith & jeweler is mixing marketing and magic

Undaunted by lockdown, Kelly Morgen hand-saws silver and crunches numbers to keep her business alive. The art…

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Short on time, big on creativity: Why temporary public art is taking over Palo Alto

Short on time, big on creativity: Why temporary public art is taking over Palo Alto

Microgrants, local landmarks and Palo Alto's 45,000 public trees help our artists thrive. What do a whimsical…

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Palo Alto art show channels parenthood (and Tiger King) to find meaning in quarantining

Palo Alto art show channels parenthood (and Tiger King) to find meaning in quarantining

10 local parent-artists unveil their pandemic projects By Karla Kane "Holding it Together," the playful-yet-p…

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That higher calling: How Peninsula emcee Call Me Ace went next level with "Working from Home"

That higher calling: How Peninsula emcee Call Me Ace went next level with "Working from Home"

Local rapper tackles social justice, life-work balance, trying to stay optimistic and embracing uncertainty W…

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Redwood City's The Corner Laughers on their latest album and the role of creativity in a changing...

Redwood City's The Corner Laughers on their latest album and the role of creativity in a changing...

Ask the four members of the Corner Laughers, and they'd tell you: now is a strange time to be a musician. Pan…

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